Chapter 95 - On Guard

Qin Yu’s tears flowed like water on a broken dam.

“Xiao Yu! Xiao Yu! Xiao Yu!”

“Boss, Boss.”

Qin Yu heard all kinds of voices calling her name.

Qin Yu struggled to escape the sea of blood, trying her best to open her eyes.

The snow-white roof, the snow-white quilt, and a few familiar faces.

Ah Nan cried out, “Boss, you scared us to death.”

“Xiao Yu, how do you feel?” Chu Nan’s eyes were filled with concern.

Qin Yu extended her arms. “Uncle Chu Nan.”n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

Chu Nan held her hand as emotions flooded his mind.

Qin Yu looked at Chu Nan. A few years since they last met, the wrinkles on his face deepened and a more melancholic look shrouded his face.

“Boss, how do you feel now? Doctor, doctor, where is the doctor?” Ah Dong went to get a doctor after running out of patience.

Qin Yu looked over.

Ah Dong, Ah Xi, Ah Nan, Ah Bei looked at her with worries in their eyes.

While Chu Nan looked on with a doting expression.

Qin Yu smiled with difficulty. “I’m fine, don’t worry.”

As long as she’s alive, that’s what mattered. It was her mother’s dying advice. Strive to live and survive.

Suddenly, her memories came back and she panicked. “Ning Chen, Ning Chen.”

Her tears fell again.

“Uncle Chu Nan, where’s Ning Chen? How is he?”

Chu Nan helped her up and placed a pillow down for her to sit on.

“Xiao Yu, don’t worry. Ning Chen is still in operation.” Chu Nan hesitated, but still told Qin Yu the truth.

“I want to go and see him.” Qin Yu struggled to get up.

“Boss, don’t go. He’s still in the operating room, you can only wait outside even if you go.”

“Let me wait for him then.” Qin Yu’s attitude was very firm.

Guan Yue and Uncle Wen heard the sound of a wheelchair and footsteps coming from the corridor, and they couldn’t help but turned their heads.

They saw Qin Yu sitting in the wheelchair with an IV drip connected to her arm.

Uncle Wen quickly walked over and asked, “Young Madam, why are you here?”

“Uncle Wen.” Qin Yu looked at him and started crying.

Guan Yue quickly said, “Go back to your ward, Ning Chen’s not done yet.”

Qin Yu shook her head and said softly, “I’ll wait for him, right here.”

Guan Yue wanted to say something but hesitated and turned to look at Uncle Wen.

Uncle Wen said gently, “Young Madam, you should return and wait for the news. I’ll inform you immediately when Young Master comes out. You know he’ll be concerned if you remain here.”

Qin Yu’s tears fell. “Uncle Wen, let me wait for him here. Let me be closer to him. He must have wanted me to be closer to him because he took the bullet for me. Let me stay here with him.”

Uncle Wen was a little surprised. Qin Yu seemed different today.

Chu Nan strode over, telling Uncle Wen and Guan Yue, “We should leave her to her own decisions. She won’t feel at ease even if she returns to the ward.”

He lowered his head and said to Qin Yu, “Xiao Yu, let us know immediately if you feel any discomfort. If you remain quiet and something bad happens to you, I’ll bar you from seeing Ning Chen for the rest of your live!”

Qin Yu hurriedly nodded. “I’ll follow what you said, Uncle.”

Chu Nan sighed and gently stroked her head.

Guan Yue looked at Chu Nan in surprise. “You’re Chu Nan?”

Chu Nan nodded. “That’s right. I’ve heard a lot about you, Young Master Guan, it’s nice to finally meet you.”

Guan Yue’s gaze moved back and forth between Qin Yu and Chu Nan, trying to fathom what just happened.

Chu Nan said, “Qin Yu is my niece. Her father and I are the best of buddies.”

Guan Yue nodded, he understood.

As time went by, Qin Yu’s heart began to tighten.

She kept replaying the scene of Ning Chen collapsing into her arms.

Just how much did he care to put his life in danger?

The fact that he couldn’t see but instinctively leaping to Qin Yu’s rescue touched her the most.

Ning Chen’s goodness all came bit by bit.

From the first day of their marriage, he never despised her. Whether out of sympathy or pity, he never vented his anger on her when the Shi family schemed against him.

He was always on her side. When she was bullied by his relatives, he told her that he came to support and not to judge. There was no right or wrong but only care and affection for her.

Little by little, he entered her heart, as she gradually let her guard down. She was able to sleep soundly right next to him for the entire night– he had given her a sense of security. Something she never had ever since her parents passed away.

He would always think of what she wanted and pamper her. There was no bottom line to his affection.

Such a man was worthy of her love with all her heart.

The Brother Doctor was right. Following her heart was the right thing to do.

‘Ning Chen, you have to be safe, please. You have to live. For living gives you everything!’